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0 of 4 delivered
Vingroup
0 of 4 sub-zones delivered · 4 upcoming 2026
Vietnam's largest coastal eco-city (2,870ha) — first New7Wonders Future Cities participant — with Tiger Woods golf, VinWonders, Cleveland Clinic hospital, and VinSpeed 350km/h metro, built to ESG++ standards at only 16% density.
Vietnam's largest sea-reclamation coastal mega-urban project by Vingroup, spanning 2,870 hectares with 121km of coastline in Cần Giờ district. Designed as an ESG++ smart city with world-class amenities including a 108-story landmark tower, 443ha Paradise Lagoon, two championship golf courses, and the Blue Waves Theatre.
Balanced for both homeowners and investors.
A low-density coastal township for patient buyers, backed by tier-1 Vinhomes execution and entry pricing about 7% under the upper-mid peer median. The tradeoff is that the school, hospital and mall are planned rather than operating, pink books are pending, there is no resale or rental market yet, and access stays ferry-dependent until the Cần Giờ Bridge (mid-2029 target) and VinSpeed metro (Q4 2028 target) open.
Homeowner: A long-horizon choice for homeowners rather than a move-in-ready one. Vinhomes is building a low-density, quiet coastal township, but Vinschool, Vinmec and Vincom Mega Mall are still planned, pink books are pending, and the route to the city depends on the ferry until the Cần Giờ Bridge and VinSpeed metro open.
Investor: The case rests on infrastructure and sponsor strength, not on yield. Primary pricing sits modestly below comparable upper-mid projects and Vinhomes gives some floor, but there is no resale or rental market yet, roughly 64,000 planned units will compete for the same buyers, and returns depend on the bridge and metro arriving on time.
| Unit price | 1,9 tỷ – 90 tỷ |
| Launch price | 97 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Vinhomes Green Paradise Cần Giờ | 102,5 triệu/m² | — |
| Vinhomes Grand Park | About 14% more expensive on primary townhouses (~142M vs ~125M/m² here) | Delivered in Thu Duc with metro access and an active resale market; Green Paradise offers a lower-density coastal setting but no secondary market yet |
| Vinhomes Royal Island | About 9% more expensive on primary villas (~107M vs ~98M/m² here) | Another Vinhomes coastal-island masterplan in Hai Phong; a comparable resort-township concept, but a different city and buyer pool |
| Aqua City | About 42% cheaper on primary townhouses (~72M vs ~125M/m² here) | Riverside low-rise township in Dong Nai with an existing resale market and a shorter drive to HCMC; no coastal frontage or leisure masterplan |
Primary pricing is broadly stable at about 103M/m² typical, with townhouses flat near 125M/m² and no resale prints yet, so the price direction is unproven.
| Developer | Vingroup |
| Status | 0 of 4 delivered |
| Completion | 2030 |
| Total Units | 64000 |
| Towers | 11 |
| Launch Date | 2025-04 |
| Handover | 2026-Q4 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | pending |
| Legal Notes | Detailed Planning 1/500 approved Jan 24, 2025 (Decision No. 340/QĐ-UBND, HCMC UBND). Groundbreaking Apr 2025. Sales: Green Bay (Oct 2025), Haven Bay (Dec 2025). Oct 2026 search: no pink-book issuance reported; first handover still projected Q4 2026, with pink books expected 12–24 months after handover under Decree 42/2024. Sources conflict on the Cần Giờ Bridge groundbreaking date (Jan 15, 2026 ceremony vs. Aug 2026 directive ordering physical construction by Sep 15, 2026); buyers should verify current status. Bến Lức–Long Thành Expressway fully opened Oct 1, 2026 (Phước Khánh Bridge opened Sep 30). Long Thành Airport Phase 1 commercial operations targeted from Dec 1, 2026. |
Vinhomes Green Paradise Cần Giờ
| CBD (peak) | 122 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 117 min |
| Airport (peak) | 158 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 149 min |
| Long Thành (peak) | 156 min |
| Long Thành (off-peak) | 150 min |
Suits well-funded families, long-horizon investors and leisure-oriented buyers who can wait for amenities to open. The masterplan targets about 230,000 residents plus 8–9 million visitors a year, with Vinschool and Vinmec planned on-site.
